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Crott}} Bedeutender Taschenchronometer mit 30h Gangreserveanzeige, "DUO IN UNO"- Spirale und Federchr… 2015-11-20T11:07:53Z <p>Arthur Paul Walsh , London / John Bliss &amp; Co., New York, Werk Nr. 2068, 55 mm, 155 g, circa 1879. {{Bildrechte U|dem Auktionshaus <a href="/index.php?title=Auktionen_Dr._H._Crott" title="Auktionen Dr. H. Crott">Auktionen Dr. H. Crott</a>}} Bedeutender Taschenchronometer mit 30h Gangreserveanzeige, &quot;DUO IN UNO&quot;- Spirale und Federchr…</p> <p><b>Neue Seite</b></p><div>Arthur Paul Walsh , London / John Bliss &amp; Co., New York, Werk Nr. 2068, 55 mm, 155 g, circa 1879.<br /> {{Bildrechte U|dem Auktionshaus [[Auktionen Dr. H. Crott]]}}<br /> Bedeutender Taschenchronometer mit 30h Gangreserveanzeige, &quot;DUO IN UNO&quot;- Spirale und Federchronometerhemmung <br /> Geh.: Silber, glatt, gestuft, Gehäusemacher-Punzzeichen &quot;GJT&quot; (George James Thickbroom, London), Goldkrone und -scharnier. Ziffbl.: Email, radiale röm. Zahlen, kleine Sekunde, signiert, gebläute Spade-Zeiger. Werk: 2/3-Platinenwerk, gekörnt, vergoldet, chatoniert, signiert, Kronenaufzug mit patentierter Zeigerstellung, zusätzliche Option zum Schlüsselaufzug, Kette/Schnecke, Federchronometerhemmung, schwere Goldschrauben-Komp.-Unruh, gebläute, freischwingende &quot;DUO IN UNO&quot; Unruhspirale, feinst gravierter Unruhkloben, chatonierter Diamantdeckstein auf Unruh. <br /> <br /> Der als &quot;prince of chronometer makers&quot; bekannte Londoner Uhrmacher Arthur Paul Walsh (1815-1893) stellte diesen Chronometer für den New Yorker Chronometermacher John Bliss her (siehe &quot;Alte Uhren&quot;, Oktober 1983, S. 322, wo die hier vorliegende Uhr abgebildet und beschrieben wird). <br /> Arthur Paul Walsh war in seiner Jugend Lehrling bei T.F. Cooper in der Londoner Calthorpe Street (Gray’s Inn Road), der ihm die Herstellung von Duplex- und Chronometerwerken und das Einstellen dieser Werke beibrachte. <br /> <br /> Arthur Paul Walsh , London / John Bliss &amp; Co., New York, Movement No. 2068, 55 mm, 155 g, circa 1879 <br /> <br /> An important pocket chronometer with 30h power reserve indicator, &quot;DUO IN UNO&quot; hairspring and spring detent escapement <br /> Case: silver, polished, tiered, case maker's punch mark &quot;GJT&quot; (George James Thickbroom, London), gold crown and hinge. Dial: enamel, radial Roman numerals, auxiliary seconds, signed, blued spade hands. Movm.: 2/3 plate movement, frosted, gilt, chatoned, signed, crown winding with patented hand setting device, additional option for keywind, chain/fusee, spring detent escapement, heavy gold screw compensation balance, freesprung, blued &quot;DUO IN UNO&quot; balance spring, very finely engraved balance cock, chatoned diamond endstone on balance. <br /> <br /> London watchmaker Arthur Paul Walsh (1815-1893) was known as the &quot;prince of chronometer makers&quot;; he created this chronometer for maker John Bliss in New York (see &quot;Alte Uhren&quot; of October 1983, p. 322, where this watch is illustrated and described). <br /> Arthur Paul Walsh apprenticed with T.F. Cooper in Calthorpe Street (Gray’s Inn Road), who taught him how to build and regulate duplex and chronometer movements. <br /> <br /> John Bliss , who sold no. 2068, was born in Norwich in Connecticut on July 15, 1775. At the age of 16 he began his apprenticeship with Benjamin Lord in Rutland in Vermont; at the time Lord was the most renowned watchmaker in New England. In 1814 Bliss moved to New York, only to move further west a little later. He opened a shop in Zanesville in Ohio and traded in lathes and mainly in surveying instruments for the land claims. From Ohio Bloss went to New Orleans and had a repair workshop for marine chronometers and other watches; in 1835 he went back to New York. In New Work Bliss opened a jeweller’s shop and took the excellent English watchmaker Frederick Creighton as a partner two years later. In 1842 the partners - who by now called themselves chronometer makers - are recorded as working at 42 Fulton Street. They bought ebauches in England and finalized them. On August 4, 1845 they obtained the American patent no. 4135 on a special balance for secondary temperature compensation. From 1848 on the company built marine and survey chronometers completely in-house - &quot;real&quot; American products to all intents and purposes. Their no. 817 was used during the Grinnell expedition and none other than oceanographer Matthew Fontaine Maury referred to it as an &quot;instrument with excellent performance&quot;. Bliss and Creighton separated in 1855 after an argument; Creighton remained at 42 Fulton Street while Bliss established his new company John Bliss &amp; Son two houses down the street. Bliss died on October 15, 1857, his former partner Creighton only seven days later. Bliss’ son John moved to Wall Street in 1867 and 10 years later from there to 128 Front Street. He and his brother George now traded as &quot;John Bliss &amp; Co.&quot; and imported for example English marine chronometers from Kullberg and pocket chronometers from A.P. Walsh; this was the time when Walsh’s pocket chronometer no. 2068 came to New York. <br /> <br /> Detailed description and illustrations in &quot;Alte Uhren&quot;, Callway Verlag, issue 4/1983 p. 322 and issue 3/1981 p. 177 <br /> {{Kategorie Bildgalerie Uhrenmodelle Walsh, Arthur Paul Walsh}}<br /> {{Kategorie Bildgalerie Uhrenmodelle Bliss, John (1)}}</div> Andriessen